Vote Yes on this bill if you want Utah to make most voter registration data public unless a voter qualifies for at‑risk status, add consent‑based sharing of phone/email with parties, restrict and criminalize unlawful use of voter lists, improve removal of deceased voters, and require petition warnings with easier signature‑removal procedures.

Organizations that support this bill may include election transparency and list maintenance advocates, political parties and campaign organizations seeking standardized voter data, and government accountability groups that favor criminal penalties for misuse of voter lists and faster removal of deceased voters.

Vote No on this bill if you want to maintain broader privacy for voter records without requiring at‑risk proof, avoid public disclosure of identifiers for petition signers (including at‑risk voters), and limit access to voter data beyond what is already available.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include privacy and survivor‑protection groups, civil liberties and voting rights organizations, and advocates for domestic violence victims who worry about reclassifying voter records as public and exposing at‑risk voters’ identifiers when they sign petitions.